RazFit is a gamified fitness app for iOS that delivers 1-10 minute bodyweight workouts with AI coaches and achievement badges, built to help busy people build a consistent exercise habit.
What is RazFit?
RazFit is an iOS app (iPhone and iPad, iOS 18+) that generates guided bodyweight workouts from 1 to 10 minutes. Users input their fitness level, goal, and preferred duration, and the app provides a session with video demonstrations and timers. Workouts are equipment-free, progress is tracked through 32 badges and streaks, and the method is supported by research from the Journal of Physiology, International Journal of Exercise Science, and WHO guidelines. The app is developed by RazFit (no company name specified on the page).
Key Features
- 1–10 minute workouts — Choose sessions as short as 1 minute, up to 10 minutes, fitting gaps in a busy day.
- AI Coaches Orion & Lyssa — Two virtual trainers with clear video demonstrations and professional-quality guidance.
- 32 achievement badges — Unlock badges for milestones like streaks and session counts to keep motivation high.
- 30 bodyweight exercises — Calisthenics movements with multiple variations for different levels, no equipment needed.
- Personalized training — Set your level, goal, and rhythm; pick duration and focus area each session.
- Automatic tracking — Progress is logged automatically without extra steps, showing streak and badge progress.
- 3-day free trial — Full access to all features with no credit card required; cancel anytime via App Store.
Who is it for?
- Busy professionals — Fit a 5-minute workout between meetings or after work when time is tight.
- Fitness beginners — Start with 1-minute beginner-friendly movements and build up gradually.
- People with limited space or equipment — No gym, no gear; just your body and a small area.
- Anyone who struggles with consistency — Short sessions and visible progress (badges, streaks) make it easier to restart after missed days.
What can you do with RazFit?
- Busy parent: Do a 1-minute session while the coffee brews, building a habit without carving out an hour.
- Office worker: Use a 5-minute bodyweight routine at your desk or in a meeting room during a break.
- Traveler: Train in a hotel room with guided moves and no gear — perfect for trips where gym access is limited.
How does RazFit work?
- Set your starting point — Tell RazFit your level, goal, and rhythm to tailor the plan. 2. Pick today’s minutes — Choose 1, 5, or 10 minutes based on your day. 3. Follow the move — Watch video guidance and follow built-in timers; no exercise guessing. 4. Track progress — Sessions are logged automatically, earning badges and extending streaks.
Pricing
RazFit is a freemium app with a 3-day free trial (no payment required). After trial, two options: Annual plan at $29.99/year (billed as $2.50/month) and Weekly plan at $2.99/week. Cancel anytime through App Store subscription settings.
FAQ
Do I need equipment to train?
No, all exercises are bodyweight-based. You can train at home, in a hotel, or anywhere with a little space — no gym required.
Is 1–10 minutes per day enough?
Short sessions are designed to lower the barrier to starting a habit. While they don't replace longer workouts, they help you move consistently on busy days. Research cited on the page supports that brief, focused training can build routine.
I'm a beginner, can I do this?
Yes, RazFit includes beginner-friendly movements and allows you to start with 1-minute sessions. You choose your level and the app adapts exercises accordingly.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes, cancel anytime via your App Store subscription settings. Access continues until the end of the paid period.
Pros and cons
Pros: Short sessions make starting easy; no equipment needed; AI coaches provide clear guidance; gamification (badges, streaks) encourages consistency; 3-day free trial without credit card. Cons: iOS only (requires iOS 18 or newer); no Android version; subscription required after trial.
